British Columbia Serving It Right Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT a sign that someone has had too much to drink?

  1. Confusion or less alertness

  2. Overconfidence

  3. Heightened awareness

  4. Stumbling or staggering

The correct answer is: Heightened awareness

Heightened awareness is indeed not a sign that someone has consumed too much alcohol. In fact, alcohol typically acts as a depressant on the central nervous system, which can decrease a person's level of alertness and awareness over time. When individuals drink excessively, they may experience confusion, decreased coordination, and impaired judgment, which can manifest in behaviors such as confusion or less alertness, overconfidence in their abilities despite their impairment, and physical signs like stumbling or staggering. In contrast, heightened awareness would suggest a state of increased alertness and cognition, which is generally contrary to the effects of alcohol on the body. Therefore, recognizing the consequences of overconsumption of alcohol helps in identifying how it impacts behaviors and physical coordination.